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Yeah and it is largely ignored. It's developmental problems in high c02 atmosphere that really scares me. Adults handle temporary or even extended exposure well
by Rhapso 3y ago
Yeah and it is largely ignored. It's developmental problems in high c02 atmosphere that really scares me. Adults handle temporary or even extended exposure well, but we don't have studies about extended c02 for kids, and there are no ways to ethically get them.
- hedora 3y agoI really want a CO2 scrubber for my house. Ideally, it'd fix the CO2 into biologically inert carbon bricks that I would dump in household waste, or some other convenient long-term storage. Given how well solar panels have taken off, I suspect this is more likely to actually work than industrial scale carbon capture. For one thing, houses have highly concentrated CO2 levels vs. the atmosphere. For another, there are a dozen simple carbon capture technologies in development that would work fine at house scale, but all are perpetually 5-10 years from reaching industrial scale. Since I'm talking about a luxury good, it could follow the Tesla model of using wealthy early adopters to subsidize the development of more efficient products down the line.